BTC Breaks Through 68,000 USDT

Bitcoin Just Printed 5 Red Months In a Row – Here’s What BTC Did Last Time This Happened

Bitcoin price has been going down for a long time, dragging the general crypto market with it. The decline began after BTC reached a new all-time high of $126,000 in October 2025. Since that peak, the asset has dropped close to 50% and now trades near $67,000 at the time of writing. Market

Short-Term Holders Under Pressure As Bitcoin Slips Below Key Realized Price Levels

CryptoQuant's analysis suggests Bitcoin is either resetting after a short squeeze or entering a mini-bear phase. While recently acquired coins are underwater, longer-held coins remain stable. Market conditions and trading volume indicate potential volatility, with traders monitoring price recovery and on-chain signals to determine the trend's trajectory.

Veteran Trader Peter Brandt Predicts BTC Bounce, Gold at $4K

_Peter Brandt says Bitcoin may rebound short term while forecasting gold could fall to $4,430 and potentially $4,000._ Veteran trader Peter Brandt has projected a possible Bitcoin rebound while warning of a sharp decline in gold prices toward $4,000. His latest comments follow earlier calls in

Extreme Fear Grips Bitcoin as On-Chain Data Signals Structural Stress

_Bitcoin short-term holders face deep unrealised losses, placing profitability in the bottom tier of market history._ _Realised losses rise steadily, showing controlled selling pressure rather than full panic-driven capitulation._ _Extreme fear dominates sentiment as capital exits the

Goldman Sachs CEO: Holding a "very small amount" of Bitcoin and closely watching Bitcoin's development

Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon stated at the World Liberty Forum that he holds a small amount of Bitcoin and is paying attention to its role in fintech. He believes that traditional finance and the crypto industry are developing in integration, but Goldman Sachs' involvement in the crypto space is limited by regulatory restrictions. He calls for rational regulation to prevent capital outflows.